Snap the receipt. We track the perishables and plan dinner.
No card needed · Cancel anytime
Bulk shops get buried behind condiments, and nobody notices until the smell starts.
The yogurt and the spinach slide to the back shelf and vanish from memory.
The same items spoil on repeat, week after week, in the same drawer.
You pay for the full bulk shop and cook maybe two thirds of it.
Tired, hungry, and staring into the fridge with no plan at all.
One receipt photo replaces fifteen minutes of typing item names and dates.
A nudge lands days early, while there is still time to cook it.
Recipes built around whatever is closest to turning, not a shopping list.
Mark an item consumed and the pantry stays honest without a chore.
Line items get read straight off the paper slip, given a shelf life, and watched until they are eaten.
No barcode scanning, no product coding, no spreadsheet. The receipt does the data entry.
Photograph the paper slip and every grocery line item is extracted and logged in about five seconds, with zero manual typing.
Every item gets a sensible default expiry so nothing sits in limbo.
The produce drawer gets flagged days before it turns, not after.
A single prompt turns the most urgent ingredients into tonight's dinner.
Tap once when something is used and the running pantry stays accurate.
Both parents see the same pantry, so nobody buys a third bag of carrots.
Trusted by teams at
"We used to throw out a full drawer every Sunday. Now the app tells me what to cook on Wednesday and I actually do it."
Marta K.
Dual-income parent, two kids
Point the camera at the paper slip and every grocery line item is read and logged in seconds.
Scanning the receipt
Paper slip in, itemized list out.
Each item gets a shelf life, and the alert fires days before anything turns.
Tracking shelf life
The spinach hits the warning band on day four.
One tap turns the most urgent ingredients into a dinner you can actually make.
Rescuing into dinner
Three rescues, one skillet, nothing binned.
Start free with a handful of scans. Upgrade when the pantry gets serious.
Try it on one weekly shop.
0€ forever
For the weekly bulk shop.
3.99€ per month
Same power, better rate.
34.99€ per year
Early households get concierge receipt parsing on their first shop, free.
Money-back guarantee · Secure checkout
Still unsure? Write to us and a real person answers, usually the same day.
No. You photograph the paper receipt once and the line items are read automatically. Nothing gets typed and no product codes are needed.
Each item starts from a sensible default expiry for its category. You can nudge any date, and the alert timing follows your correction.
Yes, on Kitchen Pro. Send an invite link and both phones share one pantry, so neither of you buys a duplicate bag of carrots.
Weeknight dinners built around whatever is expiring first. The pairing favours short cook times, since the whole point is rescuing food before it turns.
They are used to extract the line items, then kept only for your own pantry history. You can delete any receipt and its items in one tap.
Snap the receipt. We track the perishables and plan dinner.
No card needed · Cancel anytime
Bulk shops get buried behind condiments, and nobody notices until the smell starts.
The yogurt and the spinach slide to the back shelf and vanish from memory.
The same items spoil on repeat, week after week, in the same drawer.
You pay for the full bulk shop and cook maybe two thirds of it.
Tired, hungry, and staring into the fridge with no plan at all.
One receipt photo replaces fifteen minutes of typing item names and dates.
A nudge lands days early, while there is still time to cook it.
Recipes built around whatever is closest to turning, not a shopping list.
Mark an item consumed and the pantry stays honest without a chore.
Line items get read straight off the paper slip, given a shelf life, and watched until they are eaten.
No barcode scanning, no product coding, no spreadsheet. The receipt does the data entry.
Photograph the paper slip and every grocery line item is extracted and logged in about five seconds, with zero manual typing.
Every item gets a sensible default expiry so nothing sits in limbo.
The produce drawer gets flagged days before it turns, not after.
A single prompt turns the most urgent ingredients into tonight's dinner.
Tap once when something is used and the running pantry stays accurate.
Both parents see the same pantry, so nobody buys a third bag of carrots.
Trusted by teams at
"We used to throw out a full drawer every Sunday. Now the app tells me what to cook on Wednesday and I actually do it."
Marta K.
Dual-income parent, two kids
Point the camera at the paper slip and every grocery line item is read and logged in seconds.
Scanning the receipt
Paper slip in, itemized list out.
Each item gets a shelf life, and the alert fires days before anything turns.
Tracking shelf life
The spinach hits the warning band on day four.
One tap turns the most urgent ingredients into a dinner you can actually make.
Rescuing into dinner
Three rescues, one skillet, nothing binned.
Start free with a handful of scans. Upgrade when the pantry gets serious.
Try it on one weekly shop.
0€ forever
For the weekly bulk shop.
3.99€ per month
Same power, better rate.
34.99€ per year
Early households get concierge receipt parsing on their first shop, free.
Money-back guarantee · Secure checkout
Still unsure? Write to us and a real person answers, usually the same day.
No. You photograph the paper receipt once and the line items are read automatically. Nothing gets typed and no product codes are needed.
Each item starts from a sensible default expiry for its category. You can nudge any date, and the alert timing follows your correction.
Yes, on Kitchen Pro. Send an invite link and both phones share one pantry, so neither of you buys a duplicate bag of carrots.
Weeknight dinners built around whatever is expiring first. The pairing favours short cook times, since the whole point is rescuing food before it turns.
They are used to extract the line items, then kept only for your own pantry history. You can delete any receipt and its items in one tap.